PFA Continues Routine Inspections Across Rawalpindi
Punjab Food Authority (PFA) teams are conducting routine inspections in various areas of Rawalpindi to maintain food safety and hygiene standards. According to officials, these checks include examining food businesses, milk-carrying vehicles, and taking action against any violations.
During a recent inspection on GT Road, Mandrah, 1,200 liters of adulterated milk were discarded due to water contamination, while the supplier was fined Rs. 25,000. The PFA teams are also ensuring cleanliness, proper food storage, licensing, and other safety measures at food outlets and businesses across the city.
The inspection drive aims to guarantee the availability of safe and hygienic food for the citizens.
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